ATT: Four-stroke tuning gurus!

[t3mp0r4ry nzr]

Ocean1: thats gold!

cowboy: a talk to the local engineering supplies store (bay engineers), and I they got them in for me. about $3 each.

it goes without saying that you should take the jets out a little at a time. do all your homework, and then some more, wait, have a think about it, then do it.

[kiwi cowboy]

Ocean1: thats gold!

cowboy: a talk to the local engineering supplies store (bay engineers), and I they got them in for me. about $3 each.

it goes without saying that you should take the jets out a little at a time. do all your homework, and then some more, wait, have a think about it, then do it.

finaly found some bits small enough as i couldnt find any between 1mm and 1.05mm but got put onto a company in dunners that said they didnt have any metric bits between that ether but then i mentioned the number system and bingo they had number 60#[1.016mm] and 59#[1.041mm] so they will do for a start and yes will think twice cut once cheers

[Ocean1]

finaly found some bits small enough

Word of advice, if you haven't got a baby air drill you should buy a pin chuck.

It's way easy to break drills that size, especially whan you're loading up just the outer tips like this. Takes a few minutes by hand, but you've got far better feel, much safer.